Author: Annie Gerber

In terms of energy politics, the Saudi desert has always had some symbolic meaning. For many years, it stood for…

At a test site on the Texas Gulf Coast, a massive stainless-steel rocket stood silently for a few days earlier…

Astronomers reportedly reacted with half scientific curiosity and half disbelief when they first saw it in the telescope data. Something…

Josh Warrington’s story has a distinctly local feel to it. If you spend a few minutes in Leeds during a…

The story seems to get stranger the further scientists delve into the origins of life. For many years, scientists thought…

Astronomers frequently gaze at computer screens that are speckled with light late at night in observatories and university labs. The…

It’s simple to ignore a certain point in the history of the planet. The Earth, half-molten and still young, whirling…

The line outside a local pharmacy in Dubai’s Marina neighborhood stretches nearly to the sidewalk café next door on a…

Today, the cave is peacefully situated above the Ligurian coast, with pine trees rustling in the wind and the sea…

The coworking space in Dubai Marina hums with the low rhythm of coffee makers and laptops on a calm afternoon.…